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| 正面描述 | Central device features a crown formed entirely of Asomtavruli Georgian script letters arranged in a circle, symbolizing the Georgian alphabet and national heritage. The denomination '5 ᲚᲐᲠᲘ' (5 Lari) appears in the field below the crown. A bilingual legend in Georgian Mkhedruli script and Latin script encircles the design along the rim, bearing the country name 'ᲡᲐᲥᲐᲠᲗᲕᲔᲚᲝ' (Georgia) and the date '2023'. |
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| 边缘 | Plain |
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Pharnavaz I is credited in Georgian historical tradition as the founder of the Kartvelian kingdom and the first to unify the region under a single dynastic line, with his reign dated approximately to the early third century BC. The primary source, the medieval chronicle Kartlis Tskhovreba, attributes to him the creation of the Georgian script itself — a claim modern scholars treat with considerable skepticism, placing the script's actual development several centuries later.
The .900 gold specification follows the Georgian National Bank's established format for its sovereign commemorative series honoring historical rulers.